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TnE New York Evening lost Il con.
ccmcd Ia know Why the murlcuus habit
of the duel and the still morc bruially mur
dcmuS habit ot the street Fight has not
hccn scrmonincd aud lccturcd on, u exist.
cncc 10y the several branches Of the chris.
tian church Ri the souih. II must be ran.
didly admitted that In this inspect the
churhcs have been rcmiss, They have
neglected the command laid upon all his
followers 10y Jesus Christ, that when smii.
ten upon one check they were to turn the
other also. Under ihc-c conditions n ".
hgious miian. whose heart. no,withstand.
~" y" v'-a' -. q sd l-l.la tbs lia-sl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16

Mn GLADSTONE nccls no better aVu.
mcnt Tor home rule Than that attended by
the conlcnicd condition oi Hungary. grow.
ing out oi the autonomy SECURED iorhcr by
thcgrrnt minister and patriot, Francis Dcak.
WHOSE statue wis pccnily unveiled by the
Empcror.Ki Of Austria. Hungry. ai
Buda- Pcsth. After the swift, sharp Lesson
Of sadowa Francis Joseph saw that q house
divided against ITSELF could not stand. and
NJ hc called the patriot Dcak ium his 10.
iipmcnt and charged him with
the pacidcation 81 Hungary. As d
tint condition 10 this p~acihcation
ncak demanded the absolute Legislative In.
dependence of Hungary. This granted. thc
rcsi followed. rcacc came. aud In ~ train
national progrcrS and succcts. Hungary
lcgislativcly independent WIS never ~ loya
Ia the llapshun~ ~ now. She psponds
with alachty Ia every call Of the cmpir,
and las mom than justified the literal
national policy II the amcnicd Dcak, who.
without revolution or the shedding OF
blood, brought about perfect harmony with
all parts of the homogeneous, polyglot like
empire, aud hus repaired the LOSSES Aus.
ira sustained In being driven out of Italy
and out u Germany lpland ~ indie.
pendent in the British cmpipas Hungary Ia
In the Austrian would be- a .onrcc Of pride
and strength, instead Of, ~ now. hate and
weakness.
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TnK Canadian Ministry could not open.
ly defeat or prevent the projected Mani
ioban railroad, and ~ II has prevailed
upon the provincial authorities 10 stop tho
supplies. This stopped construction, and
for the present The will Of the people to
reach 81. Paul 10y n short route railroad is
defeated. But this halt will not lie Of long
continuance. The work will shortly be-
taken up and prosecuted with greatly in
creased energy because Of the delay.
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noguy Johs-.. % the Front.
80 -. UN

rtNr BUR, Arb. oct lA=Thc second
annual oolorvd Staic fair and industrial nsso.
citation conyencs here next Tuesday. I'm
variety Of display and number Of prizes aud
exhibits u will greatly csoeci their crclith.
bic fair Of last year. Thew will bc d large
display of bloodci stock and -nmc fine rae.
ing. Several thousand people will be- prs.
ebt. The affair opcns With Aidrc.-os lum
the mayor nf The city. Gen White, aud Col.
nosvs lahnson, az Nov York.
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Additional Delegates.
Chairman Slaughter, - the county court,
has appointed the following delegates:
J. NJ. Harris, Arlington.
DIR. N. Blackwell. BARTLETT
w. ]. Aston. Caplcvillc.
w. H. Harrcll. Collicfyille.
A. ]. Warl aud W. r. Jackson. Cuba.
\. A. Douglas, kcrryillc.
!. J. Nicely. IT,; H. r. Nicely, W. A. II.
Mcdaniel, 4. T. McNcal, Bolivar.
J. \. e.. Cuwnn, Moscow.
W J. Cannon. Lambert
q W. Morris. Willision.
J. T.. Douglass. Lucy.
John MEDALLION, Raleigh.
DR. W y %l,ninc-, White Haven.
NJ. r. Garyin. ! J. barry, 4. NJ. Winter.
John Schciblcr, w. Mhlnicsia, Frank Zim.
mcfmnn, w. - cannon. J. J. Williams, ].
NJ Bradley, Memphis.
o. H. Folk. Hickory Valley.
J. - Saslcr. Middleton.
I. Silica, rOCahoutns.
a.. w. Duwdy. salisbury.
a. ~ nmlford. Toonc.
W r. T. Thompson. U.llct
Sim Sparks, G. \. Sinnhnrh, J. " Dortrh.
Thomas Williamson. S1mcryillc.
II. W. Storkley. Corona. Upton county.
g. ~ Simoni0n, J. NJ Young. T. d. liam,
ucr. Tovnshcnd Boyd, W r. Chapman, Gov.
iugion. Tenn.
J. a. HAmblct. Mason,
J. N. Hurhvhy. Granville.
J. NJ Morris, Grand junction.
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summary Earned runs-St. louis 0,
Detroit q. Thrco base hit Richardson.
Double PLAYS Boushong aud Robinson,
ONoill, Robinson and Comiskcy. First
base on balls latham. Foulz, Rowe and
Robinson. Fut hasc on crroru Detroit 3,
81. Louis 1. Struck out-Dctrit l, N.
Louis T. Wild pitches Gcizirn |, Fouiz l..
Hmo-Onc hour and fifty minutes. I'm
pips-Kolly and Gailncy.
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Che @smphis appeal
OCTOBER 10. @
THE WEATHER.
Indications,

WASHINGTON. Oct 10, l am-For Mississippi
and Louisiana Warmer, followed by slightly
cooler In Louisiana; fair weather. fresh 10 brisk
easicrly winds. high on gulf.
For Arkansas Cooler. fair weather. light To fresh
%souihcrly winds, shifting 10 uorthwcstcrly.
For Tennessee. Warmer. fair weather light to
fresh southerly winds.
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I.e, the Decorations ncmaIp.

To The Editor IL the Appcal
IN view u the Early meeting II the west.
cru waterways convention Thursday ncttL.
10 II desirable. in order ~ enhance the hand.
vpmc appearance ~ a Ciiy. that all dccum.
lions nov exposed be allowed Ia rmain
until after the meeting ~ said convention.
Please uWc al citizens 10 leave decoration,
iu place until after the convention. Very
truly, W. A. EyIEHAN, Scr'y.
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THERE is only one way OF dealing with
the pension nuisance, and that in TO abol-
ish it, retaining only the helplcssly
wounded.
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THE Congregational church will not scnd
as missionaries 10 the hcathcn men or
women who believe Ia q condition Of pro.
baton after death. Think ii n man thus
enyimncd by a wholly suppo-itlious or
imaginary doctrine, or rather dogma, Of
Andovcr seminary hcing subjected to an
examination ~ 10 the future state Of n
buddhist priest, saturated by n
philosophy NJ profound that Kant
and llcgcl's spcculaiions SEEN like
BE compared Ia H. There bc heather
aud hcathcn, but in India and China
christianity, under the conditions 81 free
Inquiry, that ac the best guarantee 81 the
worlds progress, the tables an being
turned on the christian missionary. anil
be finds himself nearly always over.
1aichcd by a heather philosophy M com
pphcnsivc that II takes note Of the Gall Of
The sparrow anil bears its mos,lgc Of salts.
lying compensation Cor the illr IT the Hcsh.
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v haa hI,her.o e.carea rs 70 nnnonnc

~ mas hithcrto escaped ~ TO announce
to our nadcs that William KiSsane. Of
Ssn frncisco, the son Of an lrish nrisio.
cnai, and n thief and iorgrr, who has been
hiding away imm his sins, has earned by
the LAPSE Of ycar the immunity that the
statute ui limitations affords. So Judge
sawyer. Of thc United Suites District
court at San Francisco. has ruled. lie also
sustained the demurrer %inlerposcd by Kis.
sane 10 the suit begun by the Chemical
national haak II New York 10 cover stolen
funds, which clcctually dispuscs Of thi,
or any other suit that may hc brought
agains, the rcpcntant criminal.
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limited, and the distinguished guests, who
had %hopored and delighted the city with
their agreeable presence, boarded their
p%nlatial cars, and at 12:45 O'Clock p. m,
amid n din Of shouts and a thousand God
speeds, the train steamed away.
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Killed hr Train.

hfecial Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
DInsiSonAa, Ala. oct iG-An unknown
white man was killed NJ 10 o'clock TONIGHT
by being run over by n train on the Ala
bama Great Southern road.
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THE
The tominy Great Convention - Local
toInmittees Amounted.


The following committees have been ap-
pointed by the executive committee for Ten
ncsscc Of the waterways convention:
RECEPTION.
L. u. Suggs. Chairman.
n. N. Joncr, J.. s. Ncrighe,
'Ad: storm, g. a. bryan,
u. u. Cochran, Gam Tate, lr..
W. j. CmwiOrd, jane NJ. Greer
W. u. Bethel.
ARRANGEMENT.
J. II. Martin. Chairman.
George Arnold, A.G. luther,
Henry LuchTnAnn, J. u. MnntedOnico,
". \. GORurh, y. N. White.
J.. hcCadden, e II. Taylor.
v. |. Anderson.
ENTERTAINMENT.
j. X. Speed, Chairman.
u. 4. Montgomery, T.. Tracy.
& IL galloway, Napoleon Hin,
~ Goldsmith, Nm. Mansford,
T. J, Latham, j. y, oliver.
T.. Iowcnstcin.
badges.
SC Toof, Chairman.
Sam May, q. y. Hard.
The various committees, including the
finance committee, are requested 10 meet the
executive committee nj the Merchants cN-
change Monday evening, 18th instant, at 1880
o'clock.
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NJ. LOUIS AGAIN s,sUr our.
Getsein Too much for Won Der Ashes


NEw NoRE, Oct b.-The 'scorc Ia the
series for the worlds championship now
stands Detroit I, st. Louis 2. In the roc.
ord the two shut-outs Of the association
champions should add TO the prestige Of the
league champions.
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ENTERTAINMENT


The presidents of Merchants and Cotton
exchanges yesterday appointed the following
delegates Ia the western waterways rom
v%oniion, to he held at Memphis October 20
AMI o.
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Local mcteoroiogieaI Pres. rs.uor,.

INcmphIN Signal Onlcc Kcport.I
MEMrnL TnNN Oct IL 1877
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Tho eScoutivcno ROM me appointcd Nicssrs.
L. j. Sufsp nndJ. nv Martin delegates. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
Tho Fort worth Markets.

BUTTER Is S2Oc per 70; creamery sc.
COFFEE-Rio, fair lsc; prime 2ic; choice
22c; LaguyTa zoe; Java 30hci Golden Rio
24c; Pea Berry CSC.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
loSl01sc: full cream twins Ice.
0ABBAGE-New southern crop, s. 25s
? IS per 100 pounds.
CANNED GOODS-Price per dozen: Pine
apples. standard. 81 65; peaches, standard
Ms, 81 60; 8 bs s. IS: seconds, lbs, 81 40; ) bs
, lbs S; lbs 81 40; green corn 81 lOTl 80;
green peas 81 lOSl so; gooseberries 81 %; rap
berries 81 35; oysters, full weight. Is 9G895c
Is 81 20; lbs $; nackerel l b s. 60;
sardines, American, Sc 50 case; imported fl2 so
ala 90 Gaze; strawberries, MS 81 40; 5lackber-
ries 81 10; green cages $; Eagls condensed
EGGs-Sc per dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Lemons,
81 5oa1 90 per boa; peaches, one third ba.
boxes, 5Oa75c; apples, one third bu. boxes. 30
G75c; tomatoes, one :hI-G bu. boxes, 75085c;
potatoes, northern, 81 Go; Texas, 75G
Soc per bu: onions, -2Hc per pound; navy
IS 81; large Inns &c; bananas, - Oo@4 5o pet
bunch.
FLOUR-Best patents, 5? 80 per leo lbs; half
patents, s. IS; third grade, - 40.
FUGL-McAlister coal carload on track, az
yard SIS CO. delivered SIS 50: AIcAllister coal, to
| 10 tons, st yard S. IS, delivered So 70; McAn!s-
ter coal, to tons, st yard So 30, delivered
81 IL; McAllster coal ton, 81 yard Sc IS; deliy-
cred s. so; McAlNster coal, Il ton, 81 yard IS Sc,
delivered s. 90; McAllieter coal, i ION, al yard
81 Is. delivered 81 10; McAllister coal, less than
! 4 ton per 100, at yard 45c; Pennsylvania hard
| Co2;, 5 tons, st yard ST. 90, delivered sl2 co.
! Pennsylvania hard coal, ton, at yaro Sl2 90
! delivered Sl2 so; Pennsylvania hard coal, Z
| ton, az yard Sc 90, delivered 80 80; blacksmith
! coal ton, at yard Sl2 90, delivered Sl2 &C.
! Cord wood. cord, delivered 81 90; cord wood
| / cord, delivered So rs; stove wood, cord
| delivered So 90; stove wood y cord, delivered
| 81 IS.
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFS-Quot be-
| low are on grain from store. In carload lott
corn and oats are sc per bus5sl lower than
quoted.
! Wheat 60G67tlc
! Oorn-Bulk shelled, 57}lc; sack shelled, 6o}lc
/ Oats-Bulk, 2j027t3c.
/ GTan--Tyc per hundred.
Hill county, 81 009i3 &C; best. SIS 00Glt %.
! EaTley-65C per bushsl.
! Rye-Sl Per bashel.
| Alfalfa-iic per pound.
! HORSES AND MULES-Ja car or train iOat
lois: Mexican msres. 12H to 49, hands nigh
Holland herrings-kegs, Il 5Odl 10.
| DRIED herr!ngs Der box, Acc.
! Bologna sausage, Thc,
BuckWheat nour-l6 s. h csses, So 90; s. B 4
8 l5
Meat-sugar- cured hams lGc; sugar -curet
preskfas: bacon l2%c; short clear bacon 105IC
| snort clear dry salt SIC.
Lard--Tierce, 744c; 90 % csns. 77Sc; 20 d cans
7hc; 10 h cans. T;4c; g. . cans, 1898 . carp
Hominy and gritt-Per Dbl. 81 90 NJ
Oasmeal-Per half-bDl., 81 90. ~
Cracked WHETHER b, &c. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

state land board, four OF which were can
celled prior to November f., 1856, end one
in name OF B. F. Hinton, on the 2S.h ct
April, 1887.
From the above it will be seen that
commissioner Hsll'' has never taken
eny action, or made any ruling touching
or affecting any OF said claims.
The last act of the Commissioner Of
the General Land O1i:e touching &ny
OF these claims, either of settlers or
cattle companies, was the issuance
OF commissioners certificates in lieu OF
treasu.er'8 receipts to the purchasers
under act Of 1881, which certificates as
above stated, were issued on the 6th dag
OF January, 1887.
Commissioner Hall' took charge OF
the Lsnd Office, and became Commissioner
thereof on January IS, 1887-just ten
days sitter said issuance.
Should not the Cresget ap0loGiz
Very respectfully, r NJ. HALL,
Commissioner General Land Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
Live Stock Market,

KANSAS CITY, Mo., tuS. I9-'ettlc-Re Receipts
leo; shipments 1900; good c1Tn Ted Toe higher;
all others steady geod to c9oice cornfed $3.50
u 0rG2 +0 feeding steers = 5Ua3 IG; COWS
81 4oG2 G; grass range steers = 30G3 H..
lIOgs-HeCeip,s $50; shipments, ouiCial, yes
to-day is o.: market Upcncd IUc higher for
choice hes"y steedy for mlECt packing and
piss, co-,Ls weas and 5GI0c Iowr for ell
ranging from = 90 TO s. 90. ~heeI,-Recelpts
lVO; shipments, Official, Yesterday IotHinsi
market steady; good 10 choice = 30 as 80; com
mon to medium s. t0G2 -.
ST. LOUIS, MO. Aug. 3.-Cat,ie-Recelpts
800; shipments 7o0; market steady fair 70
Gn4if@ ny s, MAJ n%ifes steers % y va
err, f. ir to good y teas %; stOrkers, fair to
good, - e0a2 20; TeXans and Indians. com
mon grass to good corn fed II 1903 80. Hogs
Receipts 400; shipments 800; market steady,
ranging rom 81 4Oa5 40 Sheep Receipts
400; shipments 1900 market firm, fair TO choice,
s. ljG4 co; lambs 50 S0GJ 0O. "a
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realized how little he was thought of until
he was kicked out snd went in search of
employment.
remember one case where q former
s 500 clerk concluded to make his fortune
in New York. When be first oppressed
the Metropolis with his greatness he
wanted g position to st least pay hin
$1,000. After living a. an expensive
boardinghOuse until his money was all
gone, ne would have secured piece as
boCkkeeper at SO & week but for one
thing. lie told the MAJ he had been 8
government clerk. Thet settled It, ano!hsl
chsp got the place and he finally took 6
pOrteF's job at sloan WAS glad 20 get it.
But digress
The home of Mr.. FaiIchild is e. tie in
terSection OF New Hampshire avenue, o
aud Twentieth streets, and is built OF
plain brick. The furnishings are hsnd-
some but plain. The house is not large
one, there being no children IN the fam
lily. About the only indulgence Mr..
Fairchild allows himself is g coed cigar
twice q day and g Carriage ride each
| pleasant evening. His Jscksonien sim
| plcity asserts itself even here, for his car
riage is ordinary, many OF our well-to do
butchers turning out as good on q Sun
day afternoon. And his horses, well,
| poor scriDbier that l am, could not be
proud CT them, although they would dc
IN 2 pinch.
"But l do not lead such quiet life; u
said the Secretary, altogether from choice
/ "Ol the contrary, when l YVES IL Ger
| many and had the time, L went 10 the
the&ter nearly every night. And Ger
many is the place to see good acting,
/ there is SO much vigor and life in all they
/ do. The minor parts are so well tsker
that the whole play is pleasure. You
! CO not or at least have not seen this on
! TIE American stage. O2e good actor o.
sctgess, in a company is about all one
gets for his money. This is owing, tc
ms mind, from The fact that in Germany
the theaters sre supper ed by the gov
ment, and actors, and actresses are JUS
- much Officers OK the government as {
/ treasury Clerk is here. Whatever can b(
said against the government system, ont
thing IS sure, it is 3 success, in that i
induces educated men aud women tC
follow the stage HOBART BROOKS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
|TBRlTIES AT HOME
rsirchiId. Secretary OF the
e ,-,-So.ne Of His Early
History aud success.
ranner of living Sow-6is
s' 1p House His Shabby Horses
bs' and Carriags
..7c , OF the Gazette.

-ssrc3 OF the Gszet'e'
,xarox. Aug. lo-In all mis- city
~. ,r crest men and political hum
10 : not one whose looks belle
.5s2 Charles S. F&irchiId, the
-, Ssrrs.s1y Of the Treasury. There
/ .'.rress-one might almost say
-,bou. his firmly set mouth
IDLY and completely dispelled
!. smiles. His manners, too, are
simple and unaffected in the
'I' member ny first call upon
.s.t I found his f1I key much
,.+ snd airy than his master.
/. Pc greatness reeds not arrogance
-. Tbs is only by the way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
ttRXEI9IT A ~

ttlNlEAI LAND OF n J..
August 81. ISL.
ID. H. Jones, ESQ Surveyor Bay lor Land DIS
trlct, seymour. Tex.
SIR-You are hereby notified that the
tabulated report Of valuation of school
lands in Knox county has been received,
examined and approved, for one hundred
and eighty $50 sections.
The total number of sections reported
is three huuired and sixty $500, but OF
these, one hundred and thlrty-two 1872
are designated as being in conflict.
Block Nc. ,, D. and w. Il r. Co, is
reported as covering the same land as
block No. IS, Il. and T. L. r. r. Co., and
block NJ. 8, ID. and W. r r. Co as the
same as q portion of block A., II and T.
&c. r. X. CO. This being the case
all Of the surveys Included in these four
blocks, must be withheld from sale and
must be so marked on your records.
UntiI this conflict is removed, these
lands cannot be gold, with this exception.
you sre hereby authorized to receive ep-
phcst!0n3 Tor purchase of said lands as
provided hY law. Respectfully,
". c. WALSH, Commissioner.
GENERAL LA>D OFFICE. ,
AU>rGN. len, Aug. 70, 1851
i, r. NJ. Hail, Commissioner Of the
General Land Ohi3e Of the State Of Texas,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is y
true and correct copy Of the original
paper as is appears of record in this OfliCe
In testimony whereof | hereunt0 set
my hsnd and aflix the seal of said
office the day and year last above writ
ten. Il NJ HALL,
SEAL. Commissioner.
''EXHIBIT B.''
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. !
AUSTIN, TkN., January ), 1851. y
Hon. + Il. LubbocB, state Treasurer, Austin
Tex.
SIR-This is to inform you that I vii
issue certificates on your receipts for pay
ments on the accompanying application:
10 purchase state school lands in kn0l
county, Numbered TO 81 Inclusive, viii
my Endorsement on each certificate tha
! it is subject to decision OF the courts
/ Respectfully, ". C. WALSH,
Commissioner.
GENERtI. LAND OFFICE.
al NrlN, I'm, Aug. 10, lcS1.i
/, r. NJ. Hall, Commissioner Of tn,
/ General Lsud Office Of the State OF Texas
do HEREBY certify that the above anC
foregoing is true ard correct cory Q
the original letter, as it appears o
record in this office.
In testimony whereof l hereunto sc
my hand snd etliX the seal Of sGid Cfiic
the day and year last above written.
Il. NJ. HALL,
SEAL. Commissioner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
Two TO Seven Points L0wsr.
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opsued Weak, Advanced Steadily,
and Closed High.r-Liye stock
transactions Brisk
Daily Il sview.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH. TEX. Aug. u. 1887.

GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH TEX, Aug. - 1887.
The retailers were extremely busy to-
day, doing nearly two ordinary days trade
in one.
Wholesale merchants are very busy
with new stocks. Wholesale dry goods
ever before.
The markets were festureless with toe
exception of coffee, which tends to weak
ness.
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N.H Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. l3.-Cotton-spot
closed dul. aDd unchanged.
sales $50 bales
Stock - SIS bales.
Low ordinary l5-l6c; ordinary 1860; good
Ordinary 8 I6c; low middling J3Itc; mid
ding 3 lfc; good middiing 7l6c; middling
fair Is l6o; fa'r 10 7-l6;.
Futures opened ste2ay and closed quiet at
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Z FAIRCHu-n RE SInFNCE.

a. fAIRCHILp RI SIDENCE.
y . ask Tor & repetition of gen
a dress IS iRySrlsbly of the plain
sex suit Of good cloth, plain
r and black lie is what you
- Sc I'm in, wiz ter snd sum-
us manners ana his dress are
AIp.s-in the extreme He is
| ,,ne s. MS office, sticks con-
rs alt-s ard Is one CT the last
BENZ 4 hard worker himself,
- j. d tlo-e beneath him, and
81 The Treasury Department
SCENE ! model institution OF
recaII the time-it is but q
when iii 2 s.rnll through the
.lar- Of the Treasury De
" ult every few steps NEE.
w.. ~-nElcman, bis thumbs il
"a -ei.s, arc s ciglr between
ans.e Of forty dve degrees
V>ly turn you would ruu
g- more ladies' of any age
% nifty, heir heads close to-
,.5n the center Of which 9
e-z would reach you,
ps in 81 open doorwsys
aSo ladies at crcchetiDg
WIN their heels on desks
,Slning the morning papers
las ch3nged and where you
man al work in astonish-
~ Scze npon the loafer new
Notwithstanding all this
Dc su:e tGere was g terrible
wen these sucklings. ct the
breast were told they lad to
~,lc money Secretary Fair
l1pulag man. There is e
.-Ios plere about the whole de-
,1.Il Certainly SPEAKS volume.
demonstration cf the maa wh,
-pAshed ii. The department
Ms lvea now realize now much
ioc hem. With IT. has come
Isl tom the outside world, enc
Important stu, thsy hay,
Ne { themselves and thei
parim@a' xclerk Deye.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

HWAE..E- : Ail-A nAl4l's
~ Esirchi.d Wa 0orI at Caz-
{ \. AprI 20, I~+2. His father,
n Fsi-ca.ld, wGs a lawyer with
-.rg arsc,ice which brought him in
81. income. Blu : good educ2-
vs Charles, he going from
T.. HIS seminary = his native
H.r.gl college. This was in
- 5l,5 de graduated from the
he Law School His father hsd
rea0yoG 70 Albany, where the
him. r-mRjDing with him until
be entered into a partnership,
erg Known IS Hand, Hale,
F..rchI.d. THIS arrangement
og.her quite satisfactory AMI
nil ile lstter part Of l>75. Prlor
s5ver, in 1873, be wss Gp-
putty attorney general Of the
-,s III. Faircm,d's first public
za. be performed it well is
he i4.. that in 1875 be was
1 i lie Att0rneY-Genera!sbip Of
T. HIS election was by such 3
7ss.o be most hetterlno, ara wss
arg. degree to he services rem
g a.a 20 Inc state il i,s proSecu-
o815l ring ana the Tweed TIL =
Another case in which he mGde 3
,1est : was the CQ1ViCting OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
Ssles 1850 hales-
GRlNesrOn.


Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. Is. - Cotton-spo;
closed nominal.
9ross receipts, pa bales.
Sales, 326 baies.
Shipments ccastwise, .....A
Exports, none.
Stock 592 bales. ~
Ordinary nc; good ardins SIC; low mid
ding SIC; middling exc; 81 = miGdling 91.e;
| middl.ng tair 955c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

The above letter is reprinted to-daYJ
because IN yesterdays issue the eXhIoits
were omitted ED &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

LIVERPOOL, aug. II.-CottOn-Spot closed
dull ana iT!egUar at decline ef 1865
Ordinary Al 1854; Eoo1 ordinary I'd; low
nidding 5 I'D middling upiands 7-iGi; mid
ding Orleans 3 IG1.
Tota! sales 5000; American 5000; imports
5000; American none
Future5 opened duh Ut decline. closed
steady at a decline OF / to points.